Mr. Sandman

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    Dream Lord: Everything...hurts...like crazy. I feel like...I have...the worst hangover...of my life.
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    Page 24 (9 panels)
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    Page 24 panel 1
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    Lullaby (joking): Hey, that's your problem! I'm not gonna worry about your measly headaches after you've been out drinking all night! I'm not your nurse, buster!
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    Dream Lord: I'd laugh...but it wouldn't do me...any good. (He is still exhausted, but manages to smile a little at Lullaby.)
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    Page 24 panel 2
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    Lullaby: Oh, brother! A laugh is always good for you.
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    Dream Lord: Not after...the things I've seen. It'll...be a long time... before I laugh again.
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    Page 24 panel 3
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    Lullaby: Don't be such a party pooper, Dream Lord! Things are better already aren't they? You're still alive , right? You're safe from Bogeycreep. You've got a wonderful person like me to talk to!
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    Page 24 panel 4
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    Lullaby: And , you're still under 40! What else do you want , you big dummy?
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    Dream Lord (listening, but not laughing; he is still remembering his awful visions, the flashbacks he thought he had buried long ago): Nothing... is the same for me. I thought I was...the Dream Lord ...a hero...
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    Page 24 panel 5
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    Lullaby: So? That's who you are.
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    Dream Lord: No. I'm...something...someone else. Things I've done...and never knew, until he ...forced me to see. Awful things...
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    Page 24 panel 6
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    Dream Lord: I think there are more...but I can't...remember. I don't think... I want to remember.
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    Lullaby: You will.
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    Page 24 panel 7
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    Lullaby (looking solemnly at the Dream Lord): It'll all come back to you, and it'll be okay. Just stick with me, kid.
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    Dream Lord: Even worse...than that...I'm...I'm...
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    Page 24 panel 8
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    Dream Lord: ...going to be sick!!
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    He rolls over onto the cloud to throw up, and Lullaby jumps out of the way.
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    Lullaby: Hey! Just don't do it on me, buster!
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    Page 24 panel 9
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    Closeup of the Dream Lord's face as he hears someone talking to him, and turns around quickly to see them.
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    Voice (off-panel): Emmett Adams?
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    Page 25 (1 panel )
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    Page 25 panel 1
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    A full-page splash panel.
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    The Night Brigade has appeared on the cloud with the Dream Lord arid Lullaby, and the government dream agents are all ready for a fight. They have arrived to apprehend the Dream Lord and return him to reality.
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    There are six members of the Brigade:
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    NIGHT TERROR, a muscular, square-jawed man in his late 20's, with the power to create unreasoning, debilitating fear in victims.
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    CATNAP, a young, red-haired woman with the power to send people into brief, deep sleeps.
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    HANGOVER, a heavy, burly man in his early 30's with the power to create crushing hangovers.
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    SYMBOL, a thin, blonde man in his mid-20's who can change shape, represent anything.
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    SWEET DREAM, a beautiful, black-haired woman who can render victims helpless with pure pleasure.
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    COMA, a tall, thin, black man who has the ability to instantly plunge anyone into a deep coma.
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    Night Terror (the group's leader and spokesman): Come with us, sir.
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    CONTINUED....
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    END OF PART TWO

Part III: The Charge of the Night Brigade
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    Page 1 (8 panels)
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    This page will consist of two separate sets of panels, running in vertical columns and distinctly split down the middle of the page. The first set of panels, running along the left side of the page, introduces a narrative by a person describing his dreams, which are actually his impressions of action which he sensed in the Dream Zone. He thinks that the dreams are simply products of his own mind, and is unaware that he has tuned in to the Dream Lord's battle with the Night Brigade. This is similar to the technique used in

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